Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 3:33 pm
Gemma, your results are fantastic! Clever clever you!
Love from Munch
Love from Munch
SWOT !
No - Seriously, congratulations. Your family must be well pleased !
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:21 pm
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:23 pm
Well done Gemma. Congratulations.. 
That is another rung on the 'Ladder of Life' that is behind you. Next.....
That is another rung on the 'Ladder of Life' that is behind you. Next.....
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:24 pm
Well done Gemma
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:34 pm
Well done Gemma
I know how Josh got on - but am keeping quiet!
I know how Josh got on - but am keeping quiet!
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:39 pm
well done Gemma, andy you must be really pleased of your A for Design!!!!
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 5:59 pm
Thanks everyone!.
I hope Josh did well!. He worked so hard in his exams so he should do.
My family are really proud of me, they keep telling everyone my grades which somewhat annoys me because it sort of downplays all of my effort and how difficult some of them were to just a bunch of grades......and everyone keeps asking about the bl**dy B.
Ooooh, my place at CH is so definite now so I'm definitely getting on that train next sunday.
Just realised how soon it is before term starts.
All I'm waiting for now is the news reports that GCSEs are gettin geasier. *sigh *
I hope Josh did well!. He worked so hard in his exams so he should do.
My family are really proud of me, they keep telling everyone my grades which somewhat annoys me because it sort of downplays all of my effort and how difficult some of them were to just a bunch of grades......and everyone keeps asking about the bl**dy B.
Ooooh, my place at CH is so definite now so I'm definitely getting on that train next sunday.
Just realised how soon it is before term starts.
All I'm waiting for now is the news reports that GCSEs are gettin geasier. *sigh *
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:12 pm
Not wishing to urinate on anyones fireworks, but some people excel because they have the power to re-call at exam time !
Personally, I hated exams, only gaining a 98% in English Literature which I thought was bl00dy marvellous. We used to get an actual percentage rather than A's, B's etc.
The rest were fails ! CH wanted me to return and do re-sits, but I had already passed my plod entrance so my mind was made up !
I am SO pleased that all our four grand-kids adore reading.
Our Grandson finished HP and Deathly Hallows in two days ! He's 11 !
Personally, I hated exams, only gaining a 98% in English Literature which I thought was bl00dy marvellous. We used to get an actual percentage rather than A's, B's etc.
The rest were fails ! CH wanted me to return and do re-sits, but I had already passed my plod entrance so my mind was made up !
I am SO pleased that all our four grand-kids adore reading.
Our Grandson finished HP and Deathly Hallows in two days ! He's 11 !
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:29 pm
I feel the need to defend myself and the current student body against that comment J.R.
It's true that one could pass, as in, scrape a pass with just memorising but the get the higher grades there actualy does need to be a quite a large amount of understanding and application.
If a student does really well then people say the exams are easy but if they do badly then apparantly they havnt tried hard enough.
It's true that one could pass, as in, scrape a pass with just memorising but the get the higher grades there actualy does need to be a quite a large amount of understanding and application.
If a student does really well then people say the exams are easy but if they do badly then apparantly they havnt tried hard enough.
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 6:41 pm
Don't worry Gemma. We can all now see that you are not only brilliant but also deserving of continuing your education at Christ's Hospital. Speaking for myself I am just jealous that I am not in your shoes!
I am sure that all of us on this Forum are looking forward to watching you enjoy every moment of the next two years!
Hope you are celebrating with your family this evening. You deserve it.
Kerren
I am sure that all of us on this Forum are looking forward to watching you enjoy every moment of the next two years!
Hope you are celebrating with your family this evening. You deserve it.
Kerren
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 7:11 pm
Is it bad that I'm also slightly jealous of myself in a way?. It still doesn't feel quite real that I can go to school in about 10 days. 
I'm so happy that I will finally have somethign to do with myself aswell. I think both Josh and I will try our hardest to keep the forum updated, It will be nice to keep up with you all once I'm there.
I'm so happy that I will finally have somethign to do with myself aswell. I think both Josh and I will try our hardest to keep the forum updated
, It will be nice to keep up with you all once I'm there.Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 7:56 pm
We didn't get anything except pass or fail so I have no idea if it was just or a mile from the pass mark.J.R. wrote:Personally, I hated exams, only gaining a 98% in English Literature which I thought was bl00dy marvellous. We used to get an actual percentage rather than A's, B's etc.
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:04 pm
We only get the actual marks in English now!. V.annoying. One sort of wants to know how far one is away from the next mark.
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:06 pm
Well done Gemma, your family must be proud of you.
Maggie
Maggie
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:08 pm
They are!. It's soo good since they got me a card and some gifts, though no celebratory meal sadly since they went to Bingo. 